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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

DECLINING TO PROSECUTE REGISTER sLEVIN.
Dl,trict.Attorucy MARITIME to whom a committeeo law
yer, made application for permission to take before tue
Grand Jury certain charges against Register sleyin.
ned long and carefully prepared opinion in tie case
Yesterday reviews the charges OF nhladmln istra
i'm and sxtoriOu and refers to Register sleyin ;
nsuers 10 the charges lilo that Recorder smJth
~. refused 10 order the matter to be
admitted to the Grand Jury aud Mr.. MARITIME also do
cliuos 10 take that action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

GENERAL BUTLER To BE a DEFENDANT TODAY
The second OF tho suits against General benjamin f.
puter arising out the arrest and detention at Fortress
Monroe Of John H. Lester, accused OF being manufac
rer of arms the ConfcIcracy will he brought on Tor
trial today before Judge shipman In Tue Uhi'ed states
,irc, Court This suit il to the valuo OF prop
c,ty ncung ST. 900 In gold taken from Lester at tho
lin, Of his arrest previous suit Tor damages for false
was tried before Judge CoXo In tho same
az I.st winter and resulted In verdict. ny direction
~ the Ju,ge. In favor OF General Butter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
THE FIFTH INSPECTOR CASE.

a
LAST DEMOCRATIC CARD PLAYED.
AtnANY oct. II (SpecidD.-rhe two Democratic Police
Conissionrr Porter and Yoorhis through their coun
s,l r. Flery Anderson made strong nsht before tho
pp-as day To the Henry party
fran, r.co,ynr the benefit tho inspectors OF election
Inn, h, Rspuboan Lezl.lafure voted It The question
o,o.o ON the appeal from the General Term refusing
Iohn McMnckins application for IA mandamus against
the pol,ce Conmissionors compelling them to raufy
tho George inspectors named by Commissioner McCave
yndsr tho law Mr.. Anderson's argument was confined
10 the point that the issue "a TO the vital tact
ca, tho votes for George was 30 obscure that the
court would not be warranted In Issuing mandamus.
,s.is,npt CORPORATION Counsel Thomas T. Wickos. In
heh.I of Tho entire Board said that the Board TOOK No
sides IN the controversy but desired Information 10 suue
its action. j., 49, o..,.,t... ..i
he nc Drs!s that they presented to the general torn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
convention and representatives OF Republican oos !"
this city Oh Drcember 13. 10, and H.
DUTY DEMANDED ny BROOKLYN
General Stewart L. woodiord was then welcomed with
loud anplansc. He said in part:

lOud nppIausc lie saIu To PHts
What most concerns have the best governnent
our horues The be enforced violence must oe
checked and we have our city wei gO!ernen
dirty cutters and untsithin % n,x os IN
bea depar ment NAV kill home ont uuV hei "a
brook yn is plain abroad this summer ana I ",
a. ,ct rhat there "a not UGH dirt IN Gil the streets OF
ali the ottts, in Great Britain there IN Brookyn ana We
more streets than there are mere
eT more non administration oil the schools In
England than In this rity "a. ro-orr.
uent of Inc city lie We BROOKLYN goon oah y,
choice OF MAYOR -ioutu NC
a.. na1ty and every should see his res onoy
for the government Of the cey Inc whoae " ma,
,e vers ~ inc CITY For fourth lime the kepuhcah
rariy has come squarely the front fornonpaf
srnuent We can win make II matter OF conscience
duiy and trust the conscience judgment ana PATRIOTISM Vi
the city .,..n ubi,a govern.
ne1t we have had for OF honesty anu ehcehy 1
~ 90 IN wort far Mayor who pledge bat 10 30 ms
duty lei us clean govornuient =, we 81
and We shill cie an INC
ont And mt capable and efficient man at the mead oil 'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

Offensive breath vanlsass wIh tho VI Dr. sasos c;
tarTh Hemsdy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18


The charges published in various newspapers that the
Senator bought his way nto the senate are recalled and
extracts setting this forth given IL is declared that
IN o~er TO save himself from being unseatcd on charges
that were about to be investigated by the Senate, Mr.
Mcpherson committed treason against his party and
seated Senator sewcl in the place that Mr. Randolph
might have had thereby continuing the ascendancy of
the Republican party i'll the Senate
Stin another proposition is made 10 teSt the eeaunc
ness of Mr. Watson's memorandum. ns follows:
II yOu will obtain from Mr. Hewitt a card stating that
the memorandum j. not the genuine handwriting ol Mr.
Watson and that he not "A gentleman OF nigh honor
truth Will send ay check for ~ 900 10 ST. Francis
Hospital in THIS city. where many OF his workuen IN his
immense works here prepared for death or iurseu
back 20 lie. senator, you know that meinorhidum Is
genuine
It's asserted that II the Senator did spend the night In
question at tho Continental Hotel, although he Ias
sworn that he did not he is guilty OF perjury and that
cannot DO mistake his part 10 deny but must be
wiul, wicked, deliberate lying"
AMMUNITION IN RESERVE
But Mr. Little declines to show his trump cards until
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27
RHInsey's Pitching.

CINCINNATI, o., June 20 Ramsey
was oimply invincfble today, and as
sisted by HeCker and KeIins readily
won the game for the Louisvilles. IN
til the seventh inning the Oincinnatis
PLAYED q magnificent game. Then
McPhee, in assisting in double play,
threw 30 high that Reilly was COM
PEELED to leave the base, and
White got there in safety.
Three safe hits, assisted by errors,
by Tebeau and Carpenter, yielded
four runs. The Oincinnatis rallied
and had FIVE men on bases in the
eighth and ninth innings, but could
only score one run. Smith pitched
a fine game up to the seventh inning.
The run in the eighth was a gift by
Fsnnelly and Reilly, who msde two
fearfully wild throws on Collins short
bounder. Burley umpiled q good
game. Ten thousand people saw the
contest. Score-Cincinnsti, 81 Louis
vile, 7.
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Dstroit bench show for the best kennel
of English settlers hes arrived in the
city, and is on exhibition at the store
of w, @. McGhee & Co., on Union
street. 1t Is q beautifully finished and
adorned jewel range, and was won by
Paul Gladstone, Roderigo, Juno A.,
Claude and Dixie, all owned by the
Memphis aud Avent kennel.
William Morgan, colored, was
locked up at the station house last
night by Deputy Sheriff Ed Carroll,
who had arrested him on charge Of
shooting with intent to kill q negro
named West, out on the Pigeon Roost
road, some five miles from the city, at
@ o'clock last evening. The GAUGE OF
the trouble was q game OF craps"
Morgan has q bad record, having
served fifteen months in the county
Workhouss for attempting to kill q
negro in church ont in the country,
some four years ago.
Thousands Of working people left
the city yesterday for tae suburbs In
search Of fresh air and recreation.
There were excursions by rail to Lake
View and by river to the Island Parks.
Hundreds OF people visited Court
SQUARE, the Custom House grounds on
the bluff, the cemeteries, the Indian
mound at Fort Pickering, the suburban
beer gardens and other pleasure re.
sorts. The street cars were crowded
duiing the afternoon by men, women
and children taking an outing after
the labors OF the week.
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Circus on the Bluff.

G. w. De Ravens circus pitches It's
tent on the bluff today and will enter
tain the public during this week with
unequaled attractions. This is not a
very elaborate show, but very superior
as far az 1t goes, having among its
talent some OF the bes. performers in
the country. Its scrobatic features
are wonderful, ito menegsrie fret class
and the small price OF admission, 10
cents, will insure crowded canvas at
every perfornar CO. This show was
very popular here under the former
management Of G. W. Hall, since
when it has gained in popularity.
Nothing In the lssst offensive is per-
mitted by the management, fact ia
itself that hiss gone far to strengthen
its hold upon the public.
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Notice 10 Brickmakers.

Sealed proposals will be received at
my Office until Monday, June 9th,
IL m, for making and burning six
hundred thousand bricks, more or
less, required for the erection Of Boil
ton College, on he grounds located
on what is known as the Hoboken
place, In the FIJI Civil District of
Shelby county, Tenn, about three and
one. half miles norm Of Brunswick.
Plans and sps elf atious can be seen
seen at my office between the hours
OF IL a. m. end 4 D. NJ until Monday,
June q, 1857. ANY bids submitted
later than the above named time will
not be considered The right to reject
any or all bids isrgserved.
By order Of the commissioners.
Q. G. i 0SENPLAENTER,
A. and O. E., Cotton Exchange Building.
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DROPSFROA THE DIAMOND
THE TWO TENNESSEE TEAMS
TACKLE FOR TUSSLE TODAY.
Birmingham Hangs Her Hopes On
the Skill OF New Orleans
Shoemaker.
RAMSEY INVINCIBLE AGAINST
THE CINCINNATI BATTERS.
Brooklyn Aggravates the Athletics
Collection OF Miscellaneous
Baseball News.

The Nashvilles will ssrive in this
city this morning and this afternoon
at Citizens Park will cross bats with
the Memphis club. 1t will be the
first of the series of eight champion
ship games, four of which are to be
played here and four in Nashville.
The Rock City boys have had a
good rest, and as Memphis is
tied with them for second
place, they will make mighty effort
to win today. Force and his men feel
good over their four straight victories
over Charleston, and will go in today
to win, and If good ball playing will
do it the game is theirs, The con-
test promises to be both exciting
and interesting. 1t will be a bitter
fight to the finish and the team that
loses will die hard. Following is the
batting ordar:
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HARRX COIN, ices

baseman OF the New York club, has
taken to batting fight-hsnsed. The
change does not handicap him in the
least.
BLACK pitches today.
GAME called at A o'clock.
WE want four strsights.
NASHVILLE is anxious to win.
LADIES will be admitted free.
Tony Suck will umpire the game.
BAKER is still confined to his room.
CHARLESTON plays at Birmingham
today.
The Cincinnati club is said 10 be after
Kirby's services.
RAMSEY pitched a fine game for
Louisville yesterday. =,
THE boys are in fine feather aud they
will make the pigskin fly today.
CoMARs, the heavy batter and first
"CoAcHRR" CHoTTY will be on hand
today. That settles 1t. We are bound
to win.
THE New Orleans Times Democrat
says that Schroeder don't know how
to umpire.
The Scimitdr and Avalanche mines
will fight it out this afternoon. They
will meet on the sCudders field. The
battle will not be bloody one.
BIRMINGHAM ia Iot very weak nine
by any means. 1t is weak in batteries
and this is a fault which heavily han.
dicaps the whole tesm.-NsD Orleans
Picdylrae.
AYDELoTTE, the New Orleans pitch.
or, who leads the Southern League
with. q record OF seventeen strike outs,
is dying Of consumption. His home
is in Wobash, Ind, aud he made his
debut with the Indianapolis club Of
1884.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27
TIudicates trace Of rain.
CITY NEWS.

-Haven's dime circus is camped on
the bluff.
The Rev. DR.. Brown, Of Michigan,
Officiated for the Rev. DR.. Burford at
Calvary Episcopal church yesterday.
AT 1880 O'Clock last night smoke
was seen issuing from the grating Of
No. "a Beale street, wstchmaker's
shop. The FIRE was extinguished be-
ioro the arrival Of the steamers, and
nc damage resulted.
ARRESTS made by the police yes
terdsy: Sam Marks, assault and bat
terry George Robinson, larceny; Noah
s. Grant, buying stolen property.
Several arrests for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct were also made.
The police arrested Jimmy Dal-
ton, the tough newsboy, yesterday, on
the charge Of malicious cutting, and
his case will be attended TO By
the rec order this morning The boy
whom he cut with the knile is i'm
proving snd out of danger.
The the special prize givJr ct
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27
LOCAL NOTICES
HARpER's for July at MansfOrd's.

HARPEB's for July at Msnsford's.
SEE Sawrie-R'zier Co. cracker card
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd St
A CHEAP line iron and elate msntels,
also CRATE front and tenders, at Gabay'G
Miss CARRIE NJ, HEATING, pianist
may be found at the Gayoao Hotel.
A. VAc?ARo & Co. have received
fifty csses of Duc de Monticello Cham
payne. They are the sole agents for
Tennessee.
STANLEY & ANDERSON, funeral dir
ectors and embalmers, 30 Madison
street, are fully prepared 60 furnish
chairs st residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation of friends.
The cut price war and cophictionE
on sol colemsn's celebrated ko.ko tulu
isinow at az end. On and after July
lat, 1887, the ko-ko will be sold to
dealers at the former list price, by the
wholefa!e trade.
$3.50 per acre will buy 1876 sores OF
ground one. quarter mile south Of Kerr
avenue. This is g good investment.
Gall quick Oh.
GILCHRIST 81 MARTIN,
Masonic Temple.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27

In delicate health needing a gentle yet
effective laxative will find the Cali
fornis liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of
Figs, pleasing to the taste, acceptable
to the stomach, and perfectly ssfe in
all cases. 1t is the most easily taken
and pleasantly effective remedy
known to cure and prevent costive-
ness, TO dispel headaches, colds and
fever, and strengthen the kidneys,
liver and bowels, and is therefore a
favorite remedy with tho ladies. For
sale in 30 cents and 81 bottles by
II. ]. Hester and all leading drug
gists. Van Vleet & Co., g. W. Jones
4 Co., W. N. Wilkerson 4 Co., ]. ].
Miles, and g. Mansfield 4 90. have
been appointed wholesale agents at
Memuhis.
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All Run In.

"NiOe evening"" said a jolly militia.
man to the policeman at the corner Of
Eleventh and ID streets last night.
Yes" was the reply; 81 am Just ad-
miring the stars" "What particular
planet are you stuck on2' uranus"
"1'm not. II puts me in mind Of the
night before last inauguration day
when Uranus all in" Policemsn's
club descends with a dull thud. Chew
koko tulu, manufactured by sol
coleman, Of Memphis. 1t is the best
chewing gum in lie world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27
RAILROAD TINE T',sLE.

KANSAS Oity, memphis Iud Birm
,renasn. Trains move as e News; No.
leaves Memphis $500 S;m;Si 40 II tfreight
toAyps at $3.50 AIN: NO. eRrives at 1910
An. No. Il freight srrr les at 4;6Op.m.
Mfssiss.ppi ana . r ,anessee; Trains
asiiy At 20 m. {; los res daily at s 100 p. m.
sHrdis accsmnodAtio a arrives daily at 8;t6
an. leaves daily 4 6i30 pm. Mail trains
will not gtop at Nhitehayen, Horn Lake.
Nssbit or Loves OF flag stations.
chesapeake and OHIO ROute-Trains
move daily a.. follows; Fat mail leaves
Memphis at $3.50 am. and arrives at 10y S
an; night express leaves Memphii at 9;U
pm. ana arrives at 2;4S am. Both trains
Leussvluo. Ripley accommodation leaves
etSs3O m. and AZ riveB at 8 40 am.
Ms.si SsippI valley Route H., N. d.
and n. Ny f-Trains on this road run as
follows; New Orleans last mall, daily, leaves
a6C p;%sS New S S,s' 6sl. snpTi H.
daily, arrives at 9:l0 am; New Orleans
express. daily, arrives at :lb PM
L.ufsville and Hashvtlle.- Trains
meVe as follows: Fast mail arrives daily at
6;15 am. leaves at 1910 PAU. MAIL leaves
ST. Louis express leaves daily at 6;gO pm
arrives daily at 800 a.m--standard time.
GuIf Route--lKhRsas CITY, Spring.
aeid and Memphi.l-Trainsl leave n. and
r. depot rs i0il0WB; NO. ., hhhsha WY "a
prees, leaves at 1880 a.m,; No. B. Kansas
6itv aTpross, arrives al AS pm. No 2,
Iaas5s City mail, leaves at 6:0Cp.m.; No; l.
HENaas City mail, arrives ut S:4b am. NO;
a, 81, Lonfs and Chicago express, leaves nj
R:e9 p,sn, 1 No. /. 81. Louis and Chicago ,ex-
afesS, ssslyes at 8;iSA N. IN eject Sunday
AErAl9, 1886.
.uoys 81 follows: Through express leaves
Tally I1 1000 pm. Mail and express leaves
Tally ~ e:80 a. m. Somerville acoommodss
nm. Through express arrives daily at 8 10
an. Mail and express arrives daily at.g ;l6
pm. Somerville accommodation arrives
daily. except Sunday, aty; a:m: r,
move as follows lcentraI standard time) ;
No. / leaves Memphis at IL 80 y. mi No, z
leaves Memphis at 6;l0 a. M; No. freight
leaves Uopehold at 100 Rm.; No. 2 ar
riyeS ~ Memphis at $40 pm. No. arrives
1T Memphis at p:l6 am. No. ltreiHhu ar
rivos at Hope6eld at 4;20 pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27
,coRR BY INNINGS.

UOUhh bI INNINUn'
New Orleans.....1 0 8 80 4 90 0-17
Birmingham 10 5000 0 0 o. 0
Summary: Earned Iuns-New Or
leans, 8. Two base hits-E wing, Cart
wright, McVey, Geiss. Three base
hits-Oampau. Home runs-Powell,
Oampau. Total bases on hits-New
Orleans, "a; Birmingham, 10, First
base on erroTs-New Orleans, 8; Biz
mingham, 0. Left on bsses-New
Orleans, 8; Birmingham, 8. Struck
out-Four each. Passed bslls-Tsy.
lor 2. Wild pitches-Arats, /. First
base on balls-New Orleans, 5.:.Time
Two hours. Umpire-SChroeder.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27
Hit AZ the Right Time.

New YORK, June 28.--Another large
crowd was present at the Brooklyn
Athletic game at Rldgewood, L. /,
today, despite a heavy shower that
came up shortly after s o'clock. The
contest was unusually exciting, 1t be.
ing anybody's game until the last
man was put out. The visitors fielded
finely and batted well, too, but the
Brooklynsgot their hits in at the right
time and thus won. Score-Brook-
lyns, s: Athletics, 4.
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Int.nmatIon Of the Kidneyn,

bazaar, cHAsE Co, .KASsAs,Fsb. lO,lsS6.
have been afflicted with chronic
inflammation OF the kidneys. l SUI
Tered so much pain that l could not
lie on my back or lean back against a
chair. My wa'er also contained a
Chslky sediment. / tried many RENEE
dice, but could get no relief. l then
took two AllcoCk's Plasters and put
one over each kidney, making them
meet on my backbone, These plasters,
strange az II mOy seem, cured me in a
week. All soreness was gone, and my
urine was natural. R. @, HARRIS.
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PERSONAL.

l. WEBER, Menken & 90. Is wholesale
buyer, has returned from the East.
MISS Ida MALONE left yesterday for
her home in Cherokee, Ala, after q
pleasant visit to friends in this city.
PRoF. W. r. GARRETT, Of Montgom-
cry Belle Academy, Nashville, after a
day or two in the city, left last night
for Upton county.
FRANK WooDs, Of the Arm Of Woods
4 Woods, returned to the city last
night Tefreshed from weeks vacation
among friends in Florence, Ala.
ROBERT DASHED, Of Little Rock,
Ark, arrived in the city yesterday to
visit his brother, George Dashiel, IT,,
who is dangerously Ill with pneumonia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27
IudOrsemeat Of a Leading Physi.
CHM.

/ have used Darbys Prophylsctic
Fluid extensively disinfectant and
deodorizsE, and fad 1t an admirable
preparation. Whenever there are
offensive discharges from wounds, sb.
cesses, etc, 1t is wonderful in it's &C
ton. / consider it the best prepare
ton l know as garge in diphtheria
or scarlet fever
J. OREsSWELL LEWIS, NJ, D.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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which sweeps our border on the west,
be a symbol Of that mighty moral cur
rent which shall cleanse and purify
our Commonwealth. Let the rock
ribbed hills of East Tennessee lift up
their heads in glorious acclaim, while
the cloud capped mountains shall XII 3
the skies Of blue, symbol of temper.
ance and beauty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27

THE Memphis and Charleston rail-
road will sell round.rip tickets to
Memphis for the Memphis. Nashville
series Of baseball games on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week from Corinth, Grand junction,
Moscow and oil stations west. The
night train, leaving at 10 o'clock, will
stop to let of passengers at above
points.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27
Mt .MPBw DAILY ApPEALrz.MONDAY. JUNE q. 1887.
SERMONS In CHURCHES.
Rev. MR.. BRINEY ON THE DAN
GER OF INDIFFERENCE.
Rev. Mr.. VenabIe Disceurses On and
Answers the Question, Am my
Brothers. Keeper?

The heated term is having the usual
effect upon churches and copgregs-
cations. Many Of the ministers are
preparing for summer vacations and
congregations are growing smaller,
owing to sbsentees at springs, noun
tains, sea coast resorts, etc. Asa con-
sc queEce sermons are becoming
shorter and more 10 the point under
discussion. The folio wing discourses
were occurred yesterday by the relig-
ious reporter for the delectation OF the
readers OF the Monday morning AP-
PEAL,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27

ANaosTURA BITTERs, the world re-
nowned appetizer and invigorator.
Used now over the whole civilized
world. Try II, but beware OF imita-
tions. Ask your grocer or druggist
for the genuine article, manufactured
by DR.. J. G. B. Siegert 4 Sons.
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Gm BirminR ham Again Defeated.
IsPEoIAL TO TIE APP lAL.l


ESPECIAL TO THE ArPHAL.l
New ORLEANS, La, June 26.-Bir-
miDgham tried local shoemaker with
ambition to be q pitcher. He has
good stuff in him, but does not know
what to do with his skill. He was hit
hard and often, and by the most dar-
ing kind Of base running, as well
as errors OF the visitors, the
locals piled up seventeen runs. Ewing
aud McVsy did great battery work
and up to the seventh inning not a
hit had been made by Birmipgharn.
Then Doherty and Kent made singles
aud In the next inning Merit hit safe.
This was ell Birmingham did with the
stick. New Orleans fieldsd brilliantly
and did not make an error. Charlie
Houtz was tried at first by Birming-
ham. and Dlestel signed him and
Hantel, the young catcher. Birming
ham left tonight.
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Dyeing and Cleaning

Ladies' and gents' clothes cleaned or
dyed In any color; also kid gloves.
ostrich feathers. and lace curtains, by
Louis Reigel, IS Jefferson street, Mem.
phis. Tenn. Goods received by express.
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A CONCERT will be- gwen at the
Christian church, Vance street, by the
Elite Vocal Club on Tuesday, June
2Sth, at S:15 o'clock pm. Mrs. ]. II.
Hook, musical directress. Programme
rich and rare.
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LEAFS Springs, Granger County,
East Tennessee,

Ia an exceedingly healthy and roman
tic summer reeort, possessing the finest
natural mineral wsters,whi sulphur,
black sulphur and chalybeste, south
Of the Potomac. Board hrst class and
cheap. Address as above. Al. ].
Hughes, proprietor.
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DIAMOND DOTS.

PITCHER KIRBY, OF the Indianapolis
club,was recently hned 500 for drunk
enness. de will probably be Recessed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27

Is REMOVED b. THE UsK OF COCAINE.
And II stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burnetts Flavoring extracts are the
beat.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27

If you want all pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, l24 JET
fereon street.
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MISFIT
Clothing ParlOrs
262 Second ST.,

262 Second St.,
Opp. Court Square, Memphis, TenEs
Open EVenIREs latII D. Saturdays
antn A. ,t
r. S,-POsitiVeIy no deVi.
alton from these prices, ~
we are closing out these lots
below cost.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-27
ADVICE To MOrBERls.

MRS. WIEsLoW' sSoOTHIEa SYRuP should
always be used tor children teething. Il
soothes the child. softens the gums, allayr
all pain, cures wind collie, and is the beet
remedy for diarrhosa: $50 a bottle,